Beautiful chapel on Muhlenberg's campus. I had visited the college before, but never saw the…read moreinside of the chapel until I attended a wedding there this past weekend. It's gorgeous inside! Awesome stone walls and beautiful stained glass windows. Classic red door on the outside. Made for a very lovely wedding!

Don't ever apply for a job here. They don't know how to run and manage a search committee. Had two…read moreinterviews for a position and after a month still hadn't heard back. Ain't hiring Superman folks! Very inefficient and don't communicate and provide updates to interview candidates.

This is a smaller but beautiful campus…read more Classes are all in one building and there is more than enough parking. Staff is very helpful

Stuck in a time warp. Not much that's interesting to offer. Classes, art, programs, staff,…read moremediocre. Poor communication. Time to close. Go somewhere else.

As a high school student, I had an overall bad experience at Baum. I was awarded a state recognized…read morescholarship for three 10 week teen classes at Baum. I was so thrilled, because Baum was supposed to be such a wonderful place, and I couldn't possibly afford the classes otherwise, so my scholarship seemed to be a prayer answered. I called Baum's office and told them I wanted to register for a course, but the woman there kept insisting my scholarship didn't exist, though I read her the scholarship letter and provided her with proof. Eventually, she somewhat conceded, but then tried telling me my scholarship was only good for a 5 week summer camp course, which was then currently in session and already halfway over! That was NOT what my scholarship entailed. In fact, my scholarship was worth much more. I was appalled at her treatment of me and my parents. My classes were being paid for BY MY scholarship. I have no idea why she refused to recognize that, even after she had proof. After many more headaches, several phone calls, and emails to Baum and the foundation I received the scholarship from, eventually I was signed up for my first course. The class I took was nightmarish. The instructor did not teach, she basically sat back and told us to draw or paint something, giving little or no instruction on fine art technique or process. She wouldn't even let us take home our art, so we could work on it at home. The worst part was, she expected us to have our pieces completed in 1-2 classes! So it felt like we weren't learning or spending much time on a lesson at all! Additionally, even though the course was supposed to be specifically about learning fine art techniques in painting and drawing, the teacher plainly said, and I quote, "I don't believe I should teach you the traditional techniques, because I want you to develop your own." Well, that would be all fine and dandy, except, that's not what was in the course description, and that is also not what my scholarship was paying for. I ceased coming after 5 classes because of the mediocrity of that class and the attitude of the teacher. I expected far better. But considering the baffling, unacceptable treatment I received initially, I should not have been surprised at the low quality of the instruction. I am very disappointed. In the past, I have heard amazing things about the Baum School of Art, but I did not experience any of them in my time there. I have 2 more additional courses available to me, but I am hesitant to take them now. It's almost not worth it if the courses are going to be like the previous one I took. I hate to say that, because I appreciate my scholarship and I came to Baum hoping to learn more about the art I love, but I can't lie. It's such a shame If you're considering taking a class here, or signing your child up for a class, take some time to consider alternative schools. You'll want your money's worth, and I'm not certain you're going to get it at Baum. And trust me, you won't want to deal with their system. It felt like I was catering to them instead of the other way around.

Toured multiple daycares when moving to area. Older building but smaller class sizes. Always do…read morecraft in morning. Has indoor play gym so kids have somewhere to go when it rains or snows besides class room. Very communicative administration. For the price, great care.

Seemed perfect at first but that quickly changed. My two year old son who had been in daycare since…read morehe was born had a complete change in behavior after being enrolled here. He was miserable when being dropped off and came home upset every day saying the teachers were mean and no one ever played with him. We put him in a new daycare and his behavior changed immediately.

I am extremely happy that I have found Allentown KinderCare for my daughter. The teachers treat all…read morethe children based on their individual needs, working with them to grow and learn at their level. My little girls face lights up when I say let's go to school. She loves coming to KC everyday and I love all the art projects and activities she is always doing. I know she's in a safe and loving environment and is being well taken care of. My almost 2 year old is talking up a storm thanks to the staff. We left and came back I wasn't happy with any other center. Can't recommend enough! The teachers and staff at Kindercare are wonderful!

I had my daughter enrolled for a year. At the beginning it was great, and then all the problems…read morestarted. My daughter no longer wanted to go because the teacher was mean and yelled. I didn't really put much into it (she would say everyone was mean if they said no), until I started talking to other parents and they had the same issues. One parent even said their child comes in tears every day because the teacher is that bad to the extent of callin the child names (crybaby ext). What really got to me was they have horrible communication unless it is in their favor. I was charged a fee I shouldn't have been and took them 4 days to fix ( even tho they have 3 people that work in the front office). I don't really have anything nice to say

Not closed! My 3…read moreyear old just loved going to school everyday. The teachers are incredibly sweet! I'd recommend to anyone looking for a place for 2.5 and up! A wide variety of educational and fun activities kept my daughter engaged and the teachers are easy going FRIENDLY and understanding which is refreshing!

WOW, This school is hands down one of the best in the area. The classroom is huge, colorful, kid…read morefriendly and clean. The teachers are excellent; kind, compassionate, caring and always smiling. It is obvious that they truly love their job!!!! I would recommend this school to anyone looking for a preschool with a family feel. I believe the phone number listed on this website is wrong. The correct number is (610)759-6200.

I am so happy that my child had the opportunity to attend such an amazing daycare/school faculty!…read moreOver the last year she has learned so much. The teachers and staff members are friendly. The director and assistant director are always available each and every day. There are always enough staff members onsite. The young children are engaged in learning that meets state standards, but also appeals to developing their fine and gross motor skills, through art, discovery, and play! Devine School places children in small groups to give more individualized attention. The classrooms are brightly painted with lots of student work on the walls. Any concern I've ever had with my child has been addressed. The teachers always fulfill my extra requests for my child's care. I can't say enough! I've been extremely happy at The Devine School in Macungie 153 Lumber St., Macungie PA, 18062

We like Chesterbrook Academy. Our kids have gone here since they were 3 months old. One's 5 and the…read moreother is 3. They both love their teachers and my 5 year old comes home every day telling me the new thing she learned.

Will never take my son back. My son had an autistic kid that sat with him. That child would bite my…read moreson, I found out after the first 3 days. when I was given my son a bath. He had bite marks on his back, and arms. The school never took care of it, so my son went back and for 2 more days because he liked it and he was making friends. Well the one teacher of his classroom who isn't even license to be a teacher or have any certification to be around children. She screamed at my son and grabbed his arm when he went to his bag to grab his water bottle. Screaming to the point where he was crying and shaking when I picked him up. So I confronted the principal of the school and the teacher. I said how are you going to scream at a 3 yr old for taking a drink when you got your yetis filled with drinks and your Starbucks drinks here on your desks. And my son can't have a sip of water. I pulled him out after that.